Smyrna times., 1887-11-09

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,cls,rd and Cedar Greek hundreds
n y Hin 100 tons of dressed poultry
W, W. Winter, the Chronicle says.
q, Wednesday Charles W. Blandy,
V s;oblv respected and well-known
: len Of Newark, died, aged 60.
Glmolr. who recently failed in
,bsr5Ware and harness business at
;T-srt has also gone West, TO Oma-
Ia.
n, samuel Creadick and family and
ci1t,in A. P. Novel; and wife re-
wed from Dover 10 Philadelphia on
Thursday.
The Key. J. P. Otis of Elkton, Md.
has received a call TO become the pas
,arof the N. f. church in Port Deposit
Nd, next year.
lanes ". Hall has been elected
,,ssijent Of the First National Bank
dGfNaford. in place OF the late H. B.
Fidieman, deceased.
n i estimated that the estate of the
t,e John Fereuoach, brewer of VIII
mineton. will amount 10 about a quar-
tsr6f million of dollars.
Richardson K Robbins factory is
,1nning on full time on plum pudding,
ham aId beef tongue. On the 2lst
they will begin buying poultry.
The estate Of the late Dr. Lowber of
Newark will I've sold on Friday by DR..
Alexander L)Wber. Il son of the de
CEASED and administrator of the estate.
Dr Iowber will move West as soon as
this business is settled up.
November Is the Philadelphia Ken
mel Club will commence their field
trials over the same grounds as last
year. near Frederick. The trials will
last one week. The number Of dogs
entered is larger than last year.
Tue p4Jc.. y. .'...Ai4s.Jn in noting
the death Of Jenny Lind have discussed
tbeduesti0u whether she ever sang in
that city. some persons affirming
positively that she did, but the weight
oftes,imony is that she did not.
The Sussex Pomona Grange held
its regular meeting at Laurel on last
THURSDAY and elected Charles H.
Treat of Georgetown county lecturer.
The State Grange will meet at George
town during the first week of Decem-
Der
General Order No. Il, issued Mon
day by Adjutant- General Kenney, an
1ounces the appointment of Ezekiel T.
Cooper Of Dover to be colonel and
jndge advocate general, and John NJ.
Newell Of Wilmington to be lieutenant
colonel and assistant quartermaster
general.
The West Chester Normal School
has ten students from Delaware eight
being from Newcastle county. Here is
5000 year carried out of the State
because q short-sighted Delaware SEN
ate to impute it to no worse motives,
killed the bill for establishing a State
Normal School in this State.-Neirark
ledger
This afternoon Miss Ollie NAPLES
will be married at the residence of her
sep father, Mr.. Isaac Jump, in Dover
to B. Frank Davis, Esq, OF Cape Gil
rardeau, Missouri. Mr.. Davis, who is
now pFacticing law at Cape Girardeau,
vas formerly professor in the Con-
ference Academy and is a brother of
the Rev ". P. Davis, formerly of this
conference
Prof. Colby, Of the Wilmington
commercial College, announces that
ne hrst new student from any locality
VINO enters his college for three months
VIII De entitled to free tuition for one
month. This offer will be continued
only for a limited time This makes
ne cost only about half what it would
g % attend a similar college in Phila-
aeipnla the same time.
The directors Of the Creamery Asso-
cation Of Middletown met on Saturday
evening A call had already been is
sle1 Tor the payment of one half Of the
sock subscribed and S2,24O in cash
l-a been taken in. Mr.. Willis said
-e could guarantee 8, 800 BY next Sat.
-'lAy night. If this amount is collrc-
t sSii Work Will be begun repairing the
guiding and making ready for the ma
eainery next week.
80 the telephone at Dover is not to
= run IN opposition to the telegraph.
.-u ne resident agent has orders not
'1 seIu out for any one who NAV be
= eI I5i, Ior And the telephone agent
= nluudidtoWn requires prepayment
pres messages. Yet the telephone
oS5PaAy has no charter in this State
slu, apparently, no legal authorization
tI,dD aI us poles and wires down
'afough it.-Erery Erening.
-. IAe Philadelphia Telegraph means
geil' 10 It's comment on our convention
lection out the vote ofTuesday ought
ss .olyinee any intelligent man that
MED IS not proper adjective
~-PP'y 70 the lower counties of Della
Inc saioon-keepers Of this CITY
s. .-lcA more 90 benightedr than the
T TO- OF sussex and Kent counties.
80 az erection Of TUESDAY is to be taken
. Tue test.-Norninq Ne,ss.
M, !Ie BTeakrqter Light has had an
~, I . tussel with printers, and
-, appears to be the cause Of ito
n -" II now wants a young lady
Ha~tnn type setting, who is also cana
h ~ taxing charge Of the Office. If
No. -''Of were a single man the scheme
eris1inop prove satisfactory but under
soma circumstances its all wrong
vori5 senIerprising bachelor editor
thar ~ ileeze onto such q prize faster
' DOCTOR could supply them.
thai ne :. Harrington Eaterprise reports
a. "a - q meeting held in that town on
Ia .-o-.Irday evening it was resolved
eno1 same a national bank. provided
pur1esi - sock could be sold. For this
apnC;- 49, .ne following committee was
smit5 N William Tharp. R. H.
jan ny y. johnson. Beniah Tharp.
NO. hopkins, w. T. Sharp. DR.. John
ZsbnIsi Dr; b. L. Lewis. L. w Betts
Alf-aS n hopkins, Edward Sam and
viii 4. tI.S1ighley. The next meeting
Fember u. 'uAy evening" NO
-Tbor,aleOggL PRINCIPAL SUSPENDED.
boysi - - a. Graham, principal ofthe
tbs n,gn school Of WILMINGTON for
Monde Two years, was suspended
eIee, night upon the charge ~ me-
siso 5' y oa DUTY. The board Of education
assis,ss- 1se an implied eensure 10 his
VIA b -a..ss-- Misses Hare and PYLE
ham ''gTl ~ the charges against era
two The investigation Tas beann
fight i l. ~ ago, and a bitter political
since A. sns board has prevailed ever
tue .ss 80 .o.'emocratie members being IN
Graba-5o and being favorable TO